Education
1. hefty
2. tourists have more money than locals
3. (i) shouldering
(ii) upkeep
(iii) fleeced
The reports include marking schemes, examiner comments and exam objectives, and are available from HKEAA offices or online.
Professor Anant Agarwal wants to launch ‘MicroBachelors’ courses for students around the world to customise their degrees using multiple institutions.
1. Breaking the mould
In Hong Kong, there have been several incidents of note also related to freedom of the press and speech that have caused public outcry.
Born into a family of wealth and connections, Khashoggi was the nephew of Saudi arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi.
Saudi Arabia is trying to show the world that it’s not a backward, violent, primitive nation, and the new crown prince wants to be seen as a forward-thinking leader.
At least 15 Saudi journalists and bloggers have been arrested over the past year, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said earlier this month, following the disappearance of Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
1. By making the victims fall in love with/develop romantic feelings for them
2. By (sending additional scammers) posing as staff from the anti-deception centre
3. D
4. B
Blessed is when you have a kind listener at your lowest point.
